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Vitamin C - The state of the art in disease prevention sixty years after the Nobel Prize (Paperback, illustrated edition)
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Vitamin C - The state of the art in disease prevention sixty years after the Nobel Prize (Paperback, illustrated edition)
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Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, has a long and multifaceted scientific
history. In 1937, the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine was
awarded to Albert Szent-Gyorgyi'in recognition of his discoveries
concerning the biological oxida tion processes with special
reference to vitamin C', and the Nobel Prize for Chemistry was
shared by Sir Norman W. Haworth, who was the first to synthesize
the vitamin. Vitamin C is a potent antioxidant, and this action
represented the theoretical basis for various lines of
investigation on this molecule in which the potential role of
ascorbic acid in the prevention and treatment of a series of dis
eases, whose pathogenesis is linked to an excess of free radicals
such as athero sclerosis and cancer, have been examined. These data
have been analyzed in detail by experts in biochemistry, epidemi
ology, and preventive and clinical medicine in the International
Symposium Vitamin C, the state of the art in disease prevention
sixty years after the Nobel Prize, held in Monte Carlo from October
31 to November 1, 1997, under the aus pices and the scientific
endorsement of the Nutrition Foundation of Italy and with the
financial support of Bracco SpA and Merck."
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